Great videos. Now I have more confidence in my wife's 22 Bronco Sport Big Bend. She already wants the lift and bigger AT tires added. Now I know it won't be a waste of money. Hope to see more videos from you. With everyone showing the Badlands off road, I'm glad to have found you showing that the Big Bend isn't bad either.
@@broncosport4x4adventures I think there definitely should be interest! They're getting very popular in my area while still seriously turning heads. I also expect to see a lot of "Frankenstein" bronco sports in their 3rd year; people mix and matching parts from various trims and whotnot
I have a BS Heritage, and really appreciate seeing what you’re doing with the 1.5L. Also enjoyed the TFL segment. Did you get to do shots for your channel? And, how’d the windshield crack?
Thank you! I did not take the time to do shots for my channel, however, the TFL guy would have let me if I asked. The Ford brand windshields a very thin a tiny road pebble is enough to crack them. I have since requested the off brand and it’s has lasted much longer.
Hello! Great channel, in this kind of roads or this dusty hills, which mode u recommend to use? I’m going for my new big bend and in the place where I live the roads are like the video.
Yes. Mine has the Rough Country 1.5 lift. Be sure to check the bolts that attach to the front sway bar every now and then, they tend to come loose. If you hear a clunking when you hit bumps they are loose.
Great video.. can you do a video without music? I would actually like to hear the Bronco Sports tires, how its suspension sounds also what interior noise sounds like off roading... thanks!
I lifted it to accommodate the bigger tires and to get more ground clearance. If I were to do it again I would go to Flatout Suspension and get their suspension lift. It is not cheep but you get the two inch lift and two inches more travel in your suspension.
How was the road noise & ride quality? Any change over the stock tires? Thanks! I have the 235 AT3's on my Bronco Sport Badlands, and would consider someday upgrading to the 245 size.
Yes, both front and rear. However, I does require more RPM's than I prefer to engage the independent wheel breaking system. When any wheel is off the ground and the vehicle is searching for traction the ABS system engages rapid breaking to the spinning tire, much like Toyota A-Track. It seems to be quite effective.
Altered it by about 1 to miles per hour depending on your speed. So you are actually traveling faster and farther than your speedometer and odometer are reading
